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Points to Remember: Subscribe on YouTube The interconnectedness of urban and rural development in India. The specific context of Assam’s development challenges. The role of technology and infrastructure in smart city and smart village initiatives. The importance of inclusive growth and equitable distribution of resources. The need for sustainable and environmentally conscious development. Introduction: The … Read more

Points to Remember: Push and Pull Factors: Identify factors driving people out of their origin areas (push) and attracting them to Assam (pull). Socio-economic Consequences: Analyze the impact on Assam’s demographics, economy, resources, environment, and social fabric. Balanced Perspective: Present both positive and negative consequences. Policy Recommendations: Suggest ways to manage migration effectively. Introduction: Subscribe … Read more

Points to Remember: Cultural exchange fosters understanding and empathy. Shared cultural experiences can break down stereotypes and prejudices. Economic benefits through tourism and cross-border trade can be facilitated. Improved communication and trust between communities is crucial for peace. Sustainable development requires collaboration and shared resources. Introduction: The North-Eastern Region (NER) of India shares international borders … Read more

Points to Remember: The significance of the mega Bihu dance performance in Guwahati. Its impact on Assam’s cultural identity. The role of Guinness World Record achievement. Potential challenges and future prospects. Introduction: The mega Bihu dance performance on April 13th, 2023, at Sarusajai Stadium, Guwahati, involving over 11,000 dancers and artists, achieved a Guinness World … Read more

Points to Remember: PBR is a community-based initiative documenting local biodiversity knowledge. It empowers rural communities by recognizing their traditional knowledge and promoting conservation. The preparation process involves community participation and scientific validation. Introduction: The People’s Biodiversity Register (PBR) is a community-based inventory of local biodiversity knowledge and resources. It’s a crucial component of India’s … Read more

Points to Remember: Social Impacts: Displacement, loss of livelihoods, infrastructure damage, health issues, social unrest. Economic Impacts: Agricultural losses, damage to infrastructure, reduced tourism, impact on trade and commerce. Geographical Focus: Assam, India. Required Approach: Primarily factual and analytical, incorporating some social commentary. Introduction: The Brahmaputra River, a lifeline for Assam, is also a source … Read more

Points to Remember: Cultural Preservation: How GI tags protect traditional craftsmanship and knowledge. Artisan Empowerment: Economic benefits and improved livelihoods for artisans. Challenges: Potential issues in implementation and sustainability. Holistic Development: The role of GI tags in broader regional development. Introduction: Geographical Indication (GI) tags are intellectual property rights granted to products originating from a … Read more

Keywords: Economic welfare, rural population, Assam, primary considerations, opinion-based. Required Approach: Opinion-based, informed by factual knowledge of Assam’s rural context. Points to Remember: Poverty and inequality in rural Assam. Agricultural dependence and vulnerability. Access to education, healthcare, and infrastructure. Social inclusion and empowerment of marginalized groups. Environmental sustainability. Institutional capacity and governance. Introduction: Assam, a … Read more

Points to Remember: Focus on qualitative improvement, not just quantitative. Emphasis on cropping diversification in Assam’s context. Consider ecological sustainability and farmer welfare. Suggest practical and implementable steps. Introduction: Assam’s agriculture is predominantly rice-based, making it vulnerable to climate change and market fluctuations. Qualitative improvement necessitates a shift towards cropping diversification, enhancing both productivity and … Read more

Points to Remember: Join Our Telegram Channel Source: Angsi Glacier, Himalayas Major Tributaries: Dibang, Lohit, Siang Course: Through Tibet, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bangladesh Characteristics: Braided channels, high sediment load, seasonal variations Mouth: Meghna River, Bay of Bengal Significance: Water resource, agriculture, biodiversity, transportation Introduction: The Brahmaputra River, also known as the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet … Read more